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Tinubu does not have power to change constitution |
Catholic Church is not like one man church, everything belongs to the church. Soldier go, soldier come barracks remains RightChanneI: |
The difference is they will deceive the gullible to sale it to themselves at ridiculous price and still buy the new aircrafts for their comfort HenryThegreat1: |
Good news |
Happy slave ElSudani: |
Is testing allowed? let me live there for one month to see if I will like it. |
If Tinubu ask us to make sacrifices, he should live by example he can't be living in luxury and expect the citizens to be suffering olawonder: |
Pls get sense. You called it private jet , what does private jet has to do with this? Tinubu should as well use his personal jet and leave the tax payers money. hafeeanubasy: |
That greedy criminal in Aso will not want to make sacrifices |
There is nothing wrong with what Peter Obi said and suggested. In this hard times, there?s no compulsory reason for a country to have presidential jets - Dele Momodu tackles presidential aide, Bayo Onanugahttps://www.lindaikejisblog.com/2024/6/theres-nothing-wrong-with-what-peter-obi-said-and-suggested-in-this-hard-times-theres-no-compulsory-reason-for-a-country-to-have-presidential-jets-dele-momodu-tackles-presidential-aide-bayo-onanuga.html
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I support this suggestion Coolsperm: |
It is wrong, being president is call to contribute to nation building with a primary objective to prioritize welfare and security of citizenry, the privileges comes second. KnowAll: |
If he wants to drop and crush it is his business. All we know is that he should stop misusing taxpayers money KnowAll: |
And so what? Does Tinubu not want Nigerians dead with his evil policies? Fareke: |
Criminal looting government, is it not the same aircraft Buhari used? I thought Tinubu has his personal aircraft he should use it as his own sacrifice since he said we should make sacrifices for our country as citizens, let him led by example. |
Hmmm |
If it is only Igbo that hate that disaster called Tinubu, it means that Igbo are only reasonable tribe and you most be ashamed of your tribe for supporting disasters (Buhari and Tinubu) not once . You know it's only a fool that doesn't things the same way and expect different results. That define that can of tribe you are from. Sharpsharp00123: |
Even Fulani slaves are making comments, chai ! nothing musa no go see for gate Eponfergiesmall: |
Skull miner are not welcomed there, don't waste your time trying to go there Eponfergiesmall: |
This is not necessary,if you know they gain plan you don't need to expose your own plan to asiders that is how wise people do things. mrvitalis: |
Just like Tinubu your demi god just to Abuja for greener pasture and the rest of your tribe men that scatter overall the country. HydraFeeds: |
Is it not better than you master that is giving the nation poverty and hunger? helinues: |
The anatomy of inflation: A letter to Mr President BusinessdayJun 16, 2024 10:49 AM The anatomy of inflation: A letter to Mr President Dear Mr President, I write to you today in the spirit of the recently celebrated Democracy Day. It is to address the growing concerns about inflation in our beloved nation and its profound impacts on our economy and populace. The consistent increase in interest rates on the money in the bank, as pursued by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Governor, has not only failed to stabilise the economy but also continues to harm it. Rather than implementing monetary policies that encourage savings and investments within our banking system, we are witnessing a series of decisions that are counterproductive. The devaluation of the naira has created a hostile environment for multinationals, leading to their steady exodus from Nigeria. Their earnings, significantly diminished in value, no longer justify their presence here. This economic instability is a direct result of insensitive governance, particularly during critical discussions about the minimum wage. Instead of addressing the economic plight of our citizens, attention is diverted to inaugurating a new residence for the Vice President—an act perceived as extravagant and out of touch with the people’s struggles. The high cost of governance, exacerbated corruption (whatever happened to Betta Edu and Yahaya Bello), and wasteful spending on international trips just add another layer to our economic woes. The Climate Change COP26 summit last year, the earlier meeting in the United Kingdom hosted by the Accountant General, and the International Labour Organisation conference attended by 289 Nigerians are examples of such expenditures. These trips, coupled with the continuous depletion of our external reserves, signal a need for urgent fiscal responsibility. It is imperative that the Accountant General announce new public procurement rules and that the CBN Governor introduce measures to encourage funds to remain within our banking system. The Nigerian people are bearing the brunt of current policies, and it is time for members of the National Assembly to demonstrate a sense of responsibility by stating sacrifices they are willing to make. It is unacceptable that our lawmakers are among the highest earners in any democracy globally yet continue to levy ministries and parastatals while cornering contracts for personal gain. Something has to change. Let us shift our focus from ineffective monetary policies and the high cost of governance to performance management. A recent meeting with the Commonwealth Trade Competitiveness Department highlighted a critical issue: despite a formal request from the department communicated to the responsible minister in April, there has been no response. This lack of action is the reason for delays that have affected our participation in initiatives like the Africa Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) and the Guided Trade Initiative (GTI), relegating Nigeria from a leading role to that of a late adapter, always playing catch-up. In Nigeria, every minister, senator, and House of Representatives member has a retinue of senior special assistants or special assistants. What are their roles? Who is providing the research, analysis, and insights necessary for effective governance? Let me give the example of the calls by the African farmer Mogaji, warning about the food crisis and recommending steps to mitigate it. Who will capture such input? What will you do about your non-performing appointees? The economy is in need of emergency solutions; it can no longer wait for ministers in training. The Nigerian government must now focus on offering tangible hope that can be experienced by the citizens it has forced into multidimensional poverty. Mr President, it is time for a change—a change that prioritises the well-being of the Nigerian people and ensures sustainable economic growth. We need policies that foster trust in our financial systems, reduce wasteful spending, and embrace our role as a leader in African trade. The future of our nation depends on the actions we take today. Before I end, sir, there are troubling concerns about the influence your family, particularly your son and wife, seem to have over your administration. Even your comrades in NADECO struggle to reach you, as seen during the Democracy Day dinner. All of these raise an important question: Is this the democracy you fought for? Yours sincerely, https://businessday.ng/opinion/article/the-anatomy-of-inflation-a-letter-to-mr-president/?amp |
Story! Story!! it is only BATerians that will buy into this nonsense excuses. Tell what you have achieved from removing subsidies it is been over a year now. Has our infrastructures improved, or has our debts burdens reduced, have you stopped borrowing? Except you are telling us that you are looting the savings from subsidies removal and allow the poor masses to wallow in painuary. |
Anioma community in Abuja passes vote of confidence in Ned Nwoko Guardian NigeriaJun 16, 2024 3:52 AM Indigenes of Anioma resident in Abuja have passed a vote of confidence in Senator Ned Munir Nwoko for outstanding representation at the National Assembly. This was the highlight of an interactive session with Senator Nwoko representing Delta North senatorial district,held at the weekend in Abuja. The event,attracted over a thousand Anioma sons and daughters, including serving and retired civil servants, as well as Anioma President Generals based in Federal capital territory In a address,Senator Nwoko expressed gratitude for the indigenes’ support and said their presence signified a positive step towards realizing his vision for the people of Anioma. The lawmaker said he convened the interactive session to unite all Anioma people in Abuja and its environs under one umbrella and inform them about his duties in the Senate and his responsibilities to them as their Senator. He noted that it was also aimed to encourage them to share information about budget placements,capacity-building initiatives, job opportunities, training programs, and career development within established agencies and ministries,to enable him facilitate access to opportunities for Anioma constituents. Senator Nwoko also renewed his call for the creation of Anioma state and stressed the importance over regional classifications. “Whether Anioma is South-South or South-East should not be the focus. What’s most important to discuss is that Anioma is poised to become a highly significant and viable state. We already have six out of nine local government areas producing oil and gas. In addition, Anioma boasts numerous talented and important individuals. Despite current challenges, Emefiele will continue to be a prominent figure in Anioma. We also have people like Tony Elumelu, Jim Ovia, and other notable personalities. We have all the talents we need to excel in all areas, be it sports or academics. “The Ekwumekwu war exemplifies the strength and resilience of the Aniomas. Historically, we fought the Europeans to preserve our identity and autonomy. We are continuing the legacy of our forefathers, and I assure you that I am dedicated to this cause. “You must know what we are doing in the National Assembly.You need to understand my duties and the services I owe you. Whether it’s unjust job termination, health issues, or community matters, you have someone in the Federal Government to attend to your needs and concerns,” Senator Nwoko said Earlier, Chief Godfrey Odogwu, the President General of Asaba Development Union, Abuja branch, emphasised that the creation of Anioma state is long overdue. Patrick Obi, Branch President of Ogwashi-Uku Development Association, leading the vote of confidence in Senator Ned Nwoko stated, “We have been assured that we have a Senator. Doors have never been this open for us.” Notable Anioma dignitaries at the event included Dr. Anthony Achuzia, Deputy Comptroller General, Nigeria Agricultural Quarantine Services; Onwubuya Henry Ngozika, Director, Ministry of Niger Delta Affairs; Mrs. Meg Okpala, Assistant Controller General, Special Services; Chief Anthony Molokwu, Ogwuluzame of Asaba; Chief Mrs. Bridget Molokwu,Deputy Director, Federal Ministry of Finance; Beatrice Eboka, Comptroller General, Nigeria Customs Service; and Mrs. Felicia Uzuakpundu, retired Director, Power Training Institute of Nigeria, among others. https://guardian.ng/anioma-community-in-abuja-passes-vote-of-confidence-in-ned-nwoko/ |
Pls who has idea on how to fix this. |
Makinde Blasts Tinubu Gov “People Are Hungry, Nigerians Deserve Better Than A New National Anthem” awardnobs.comJun 15, 2024 7:52 PM Makinde Blasts Tinubu Gov "People Are Hungry, Nigerians Deserve Better Than A New National Anthem" The governor of Oyo State, Seyi Makinde, has denounced the federal government’s choice to play the previous national anthem once again, labeling it a “waste of time and resources.” Governor Makinde asserts that there are more urgent problems affecting the nation that require attention.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>> According to independent news, he said, “Our country is in a state of crisis, and we must act now. Our people are hungry, our infrastructure is crumbling, and our economy is in shambles. “We should be focused on finding solutions to these problems, not wasting time and money on superficial changes like a new anthem.” The governor’s remarks come as a response to the federal government’s recent decision to reintroduce the old national anthem, which has been met with widespread criticism. Governor Makinde emphasized the need for the government to prioritize economic development, production, and education to address the pressing issues facing Nigerians. “We cannot afford to waste any more time,” Governor Makinde urged. “Our people deserve better. They deserve a government that is focused on their needs, not on distractions and empty gestures.” As the country continues to face numerous challenges, Governor Makinde’s call for a more focused approach to governance is a timely reminder of the need for leadership that prioritizes the needs of the people.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>> https://awardnobs.com/makinde-blasts-tinubu-gov-people-are-hungry-nigerians-deserve-better-than-a-new-national-anthem/ |
May the entire existence of all APC and it's supporters be as devastated as Nigeria economy. |
Nepotism will it allow them use competent individuals at the right positions? 10mobile: |
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